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Square black 60 mm frame 25 mm thick two wire fan

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Fans 60×60×25 mm 12 V 0.25 A Double Ball Bearing Case Fan

SKU CH-GGN5-NJXCT

A 60 × 60 × 25 mm case fan runs on 12 V at 0.25 A with a double ball bearing for long life

  • Compact 60×60×25 mm size fits tight chassis spaces
  • 12 V 0.25 A draw keeps power use low
  • Double ball bearing design extends operating life
  • 2-wire D06T-12TS2 model simplifies installation

Compact 60 mm case fan for tight builds

This 60 by 60 by 25 mm fan runs on 12 V and draws 0.25 A through a two-wire connection. Double ball bearings keep the rotor stable over long periods. It fits small-form-factor cases and equipment racks where larger fans cannot be mounted.

Three amps of headroom on a standard header

A typical motherboard fan header supplies 1 A, giving comfortable margin for this 0.25 A unit and even several fans on a splitter. The two-wire design means speed is controlled by voltage only, so PWM curves and automatic low-speed stop are not available.

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Questions about this item

Will the 12 V 0.25 A rating let this 6025 fan run on an older motherboard header that only supplies 1 A?

Yes, the fan draws 0.25 A at 12 V, well within a typical 1 A header limit, so it will start and spin normally on legacy boards.

How can I confirm the double ball bearing is operating correctly once the fan is installed?

Listen for a smooth, consistent hum without rattling; the double ball bearing design should run quietly and maintain steady RPM under load.

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